February 18, 1853 (4 pages)

st J. W. Morrison, Wholesale Dealer in Clothing and Boots, Begs leave to inform his old friends ard the merchants of Nevada generally, that he has received per late arrivals, Boots, Shees and Clothsistg, special'y adapted to their market, which he will seil at the lowest market rates. Al! orders fur goods will receive prompt attention. 43 3mos. Sacramento st between Battery and Front. tate of California, County of Nevada, ss. District Court of the 10th Judicial District. March Term, A. D. 1853 Orange G. Wood, pl'ff vs. Caroline C. Wood, def't. The Peuple of the State of California, to Caroline C. Wood, greeting: You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within ten days after the service of this writ if served in this county, within twenty days ifserved in any other county ef this Jadicial District, or within forty days if served in any county not in said District. the comlaint of Orange G, Wood against you for a Divcres from the hands of matrimony, this day filed in the office of the Clerk of suid Court, or if you fail so to do the plaintiff will take judgment against you by default, and apply to said court for the relief demanded in sai laint. ti rar icnadd, Theo. Miller, Clerk of [L. 8.] the District Court aforesaid, with the seal of 5M gr affixed, this of February, A. D. 1853. Vath day Ore eotieRO. MILLER, CPk. Tt appearing by aflidavi: of the plaintiff that the defendent herein is concealing her. self within the state to avoid the service of process, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publication in the newspaper called the Nevada Journal for the space of forty days from this date. E. W. ROBERTS, County Judge, N.C. McConnell & Stewart, att’ys for pl'ff.43-6w* 7h. NOTICE. N the 4thinst. a certain John Smith of O Criss Valley in this county and Theda fight for $100 aside I claim the moncy ‘1s wontyme. John Smith seems unsatisied, and is not willing to allow the money to be given up tome, which moncy is de posited with a gentleman in the Wisconsin House, Grass Valley. I the subscriber propose to fight the fame John Smith in Nevada for any sum amoauting from one hundred to one thousand dollars, Mr. Smith of Barker’s Exchange in Nevada to be tke holder of the stakes. The fight to come off on any day immediately succeeding a month fiom this date. The first de‘posit I should like tu be $250. Two umpiies and referees to be chosen on the ground-~time one half minute, and fougut according to the new rules of the ring—ropes and stakes to be decided on atthe time of first deposit. Let him come up, or give in what has becn done Nevada, Heb. 16, 1853. It JOS. QUICK pe bihsesht Me 7 Iron, Iron, Iron, 1 X CLIPPERS Rocket, Charles Ward, Malay, Westward Hot and Gem of the Ocean — i Invoices of round, square and flat best refined Iron. Shoe shapes; nai! rods; spike rods; Caulking stecl; best finished axeltrees; Anvils; files and Rasps; G horse nails; . Best hammered horse shoes; Lnglish refined borax. Rose Nails; California hoes. Alzo—to arrive, Several invoices of iron, &c. . Fer sale by BRADSHAW & Co., 4980 © Cor California and Battery sta. Seemed Administrator's Notice. LL persons having demands against the) A estate of Job N. Berryman, are required to present them to the u. dersigned within ‘one month of this date, and all persons indebted are called upon for immediate payment. JOUN JENKINS, Adm'r. Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* Lost— Notice. HE subs riber lost between the American Bakery and Railroad (fill, a CAaLPsKIN WALLAT, containing a certificate of deposit ul $200 by H. Davis, several duplicates of drafts, and asmal! breast-pin Any person finding it will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at 1. DAVIS’ office, Nevada. N.B. Payment of the certificate is stopred. Feb. l4th. SAMURLCLEMENT. R.A Babcock, IMPORTER AND WHOLE. SALE DEALER IN DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Instruments, Glase Ware. &c. ‘ Ex Comet, Flying Dutehmae, and Wild Pigeon—One of the largest and most completo assortments of Drugs, Medicines, gee, ever imported, anu offered to the trade at the lowest market rates, consisting of every article needed by the Physician, Druggist, aud Fancy Dev ler. Perfumery and Faacy Articies, Just landed, trom the most approved Ameriean, French and English taanufuctures, iu part compriving — Luhin's Piniwud'’s Chama's, Edes’ Jules Tlaue!’s and Roussele’s I2xtracts for the handkerchief. : Teeth, Nailand Hair Brushes, an endless variety. ; : Fancy soaps, shaving creams, pomade, hair cile, cosmetics, toilet powder, hair dye, &e, Ug Country dealers will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as intending to transact exclusively an importing and wholesale business, aud having a permaneyt agent established iu the Kastera States, Lam confident I can offer facilities to the purchaser that cannot be surpassed. : : a Agent for California, Orezon and the Sandwich Islands, ef Pareilaus celebrated Italian Remedy—never known te fail. Miller’s New Orleans moss—for upholster’s use. No». 173 Sansome street, Between Jackson and Pacific. Sign Of the ‘WOODEN SalLOR ’ Thomas Tennent, > MATHEMATICAL AND ay Nautical Instrument Maker, $. Fire proof building, corner of . Front street and Long Wharf, San Francisco, Theodolites, Leveling and Transit (nstruments, Compasses, chains, Levelling staves, Drawing instruments, pocket compasses, magnota, barometers, compound microscopes, magnifying glasses, . thermometers, Spectacles, drawing and tracing paper, hydrometers, sacharometers, etc. ete., with a variety of other instruments constantly on hand, Having learned my business in tho manufactory of the celebrated WM. J, YOUNG, of Philadelphia, and during the last three ~~ have beon entrusted wish the repairs of all the instruments of the United States Coast Surwey, the Suweyors Gen’! of ¢ alifornia and Oregon, Boundary Survey, U. 8. Dry Dock Commission, f-c., 1 can guarantee that all my work will be exeeuted in the VERY BES MANNER. 41-3m0s. Fri LL Wyoming Q. M. C.— Notice. 5 T a meeting of the Trustees held at the company’s Office, it was resolved that an assessment of $25.00 on each half share of stock be called and paid into the superintendent, at the office of Il C. Hodge ‘Treasurer, on or before the 28th inst. All shares remaining unpaid on that day will be advertieed and sold according to law. Feb. 17, 1852.—43-1, §, C. WINTYRE. DRUGS & MEDICINES. UST received at the City Drug Store, o® Main street, Nevada city, a large stock of Druss, Medicines, Perfumery, Patent Medcines, Gec., consisting in part of——— Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, Oi) Vitriul, Tartarie Acid, Cream Tartar, Sup. Carb. Soda, ~alt Petre, Cholagogue, Indigo, Turpentine, \leohol, Castile Soap, Borax, Alum, Liguerier, Liquorice Root, Starch, Sal Soda, Cinnamon Bark, Sands Sarsaparilla, Townsends Sarsaparila, Balls Sarsaparilla, Seidlitz Powders, Castor Oil, Sal Tartar, Mustang Liniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Ground Genger, Ground Mustard, Flax Seed, Flax Seed Ground, Sassafras bark, Sulphur, Ep. Salts, Rosin, Beeswax, Isinglass, Tapioca, Pain Killer, Arrow Root, Sago, Oil Lemon, Sweet Oil, Opodeldoe, Oil Spike, Wild Cherry Bark, Trusses, & ce. §&c. All of whi h will be sold at the jowest mar™ ket price, for ensh. ‘The public are invited to call and examine the stock. W.G. ALBAN. Feb. 4th, 1853.—41-Im Goods Received this Week. 8500 Ibs Flour, 2300 do Potatoes, 1500 do Bacon, Hama, and Sides, 1600 do Pork. 609 do Beans, 500 do Rice, 1000 do Sugar, 800 do Butter, 50 pieces Duck Drills and domestics. 75 packages assorted mdse. Fei. 18th, 1853 43t HH. DAVIS. Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods Store, Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. FWANE I undersigned has just received an ad. dition to his former supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitabie for Ladies’ uses ; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, cambrics, prints, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, domestics, &e. And also Men’s gocds—such as coats, pants, vests, hats, boots, cravats, gloves, &c. All of which, together with his former stock, make up the best assortment that has ever been brought to this market, and which be will sell as low for cash as can be sold in the mountains. Let no one in want of such goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feb. 3, 1853 -3m J. LARK. 7. DISSOLUTION. Grass Vatury, Aug. 25, 1852. 77 NOW all men by these presents: ‘That IK we, the undersigned, John R. Atkins of the city and county of Sacramento, and State of California, and Josiah C. Stuart and Alex. Boges of the village of Grass Valley, in the Co. of Nevada, and State aforesaid, do hereby aeree that the firm formerly known under the name and style of Atkins, Stuart & Co., be, and the same is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, by allowing the said Boggs to withdraw from the firm aforesaid, from and after the date of this instrunent—the aforesaid Atkins and Stuart transacting the business done by the said firm formerly. named place under our hands and seals, JOHN R. ATKINS, JOSIAH C. STUALT, ALEX. BOGGS. Fob. 11, 1853. 42-31* ee ‘ J CENTRAL HOUSE OR SALE.—That well-known and enbstantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and now as the 1 Dorado, is offered for sale.— The present owners wishing vo leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reisena ble terms. Purchasers may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest.— The liouse 1s well furnished, all of which will besoldwithit. Furparticularsof terms, ete., enquire of the subscribers on the he lg es. MOKRIS §& CO. Feb. 10, 1353 42-m Shades of Delmonico. VHE undersigned having filted up as a Restaurant one of the Stores under the Masonie Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inferm all who are fond of guod living, that his larder willat all times be filled with the cheicest and rarest of this market as weil as of San Francisco and Sacramento. The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot be excelled at any establishment on the Pacific. The house will be kept open at all hours of the day and night—the servants are polite and attentive, and have a thorough knowledge of their business, The proprietor will give his undivided time and best exertions to promote the comfort and happiness of all who may honor him with their patronage—his long experience as head steward of the largest and most popular establishmentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting that his high repatation in the culinary art shall be maintained. The charges shall be moderate, and a share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. JACKSON JORDAN. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853. 42-1f E ; Valuable Property for Sale, At Grass Valley, Nevada County. NHAT well-known and Property, Known as the ‘Beatty House,” is new offered for sale on reasonable terms.— The owner is desirous of Jeaving the Siato, and will sell the house, furniture, cooking utensils, stable and lot, ete., etc. This being one of the best stands in the mountains, offers very superior inducements to any one wishing to engage in the business. The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville stages stop at the house. There are two excellent wells ef water on the premises, with numerous other improvements. able terms, Z. A. BEATTY. Grass Valley. Feh. 11. 185% 42-tf For Sale or Rent. 2 gpd House known as the Dubuque House, on Commercial Street, together with the . furniture and fixtures, will be sold or rented on the most favorable terms. Ithas been octnpie! asa Boarding House and Saluon, and is . well furnished for that purpose. Any one wishing to ro into that business, will find it a desirable situatien. For further particulars, enquire ot the pines H. SCHELLH®ORN, on the premises. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1453. 2-3t* Gun and Blacksmithing. Re subscriber has been at great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishmeut in the dest possible style, for making and repairing anything in he way of either gunsmithing or vlacksmithing. n the former bran’ h he has had many years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession. 1n tho latter branch, he has in his employ a first rate workman, who will be always at his pest, and execute work in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side ot Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALS O—Goldsmithing Assaying and Smelting, done promptly and carefully. Nevada. Feb. D1, 1853. 42-3m ~JESSEE MOORE, M.D. — Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Diug Store, Main oi Street. 24-3m Wm. J. Krox, M. D. FFERs his services to the citizens of nevada and vicinity He will devote himself exclusively to tue different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper: attention and moderate charges, he hopes to reccive @ liberal sharo of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, Broad at. above Pine, 12-3ai Given st the above-. valuable ‘tote . , i The whole . property is now offered for eale on very reason. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Covnry or } 2 Nevapa, Township of Grass Valley. Justive’s Court ; before N. H. Davis, J. P., Jan’y 20th, 1853. The Leople of the State of California, to . Lewis 1. Nolt and Wim. II. Benton, of the firm of Benton & Co., greeting: You ate herehy fummoned to appear before me at my of‘ee. in this township, at 10 o’elock A. M.on . thej22d Feb’y, to answer the complaint of Jolin Blackford, pf} whe demands of you the sam of two hundred dollars and interest, on twe . Promissory notes of one hundred doliars each. For which sum of two hundred dollars aud interest, judgment will be rendered against . you, if you fail to appear and answer as above. . N. H. DAVIS, J. P. And now, January 22nd, 1853, on motion of Smith & Jones for pl'ff, and on the return of the constable of said township, by which it appeurs ihat Lewis H. Nolt, one of the def’ts, is absent from this county, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publicaj Hon thereof, in the Nevada Journal, once a week for three weeks. -3w N. II, Danis, J. Pr. ° ’ Story, Redington & Co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Che4 micals, Perfumery, Fancy Aaticles, etc. Stone Building, Sansome. cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California, Agents for Osgood’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Grae enberg Co’s Medicines, Corbett’s Shnkers' Sarsaparilla, Dr_llunt’s Life Elixi: and Hyatt’s Balsam. from the fact that one of our firm will reside permanently in the Atlantic States, and superjntend in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping of goods for this market, we flatter ourselves that we can offer superior advantages, both in quality and price, to any others in our line of business. cs Stony, Repincron & Co. . Feb, 3.—-41-3m La DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent toany part of the States for about “0 cents, and GEO, KILBOURNE & Co, have fitted upalaSan Francisco,a suite of rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a‘! weathers, and put up in any munner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards. Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Cinims, & Co. taken at a few moments notice. Call and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *,* We will make it an object to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to each, if they come in at the same time. DISSOLUTION. The partnership of Stuart & Henry, Grass Valley, is this day dissolved by . mutual consent. All those indebted and those having claims against the above firm, will please call and have them adjusted immediately with Robert Henry, who alone is authorized to settle the same. dy Gi STUany, ROBT. HENRY. A1-3t Jan. 29, 1853. NEW FIRM. HENRY & DICKINSON will continue business in the old house of Stuart . & Henry, and hope for a continuance of the patronage of the old house, promising good bargains. Please call and examine before purchasing. HENRY & DICKINSON. . Grass Valley, Jan. 29, 1853. 41-3t rae AND ECONOMY AKE MONEY. Parker's Labor-Saving Soap and Universal Chemical Stain Extractor. y This new preparation, for its labor-saving and renovating qualities, ‘stands before the public without a rival. Want of space prevents the enumeration of all its advantages and claims to popular favor. Among the scores . the folowing are— : F'irst-saves labor ; it supercedes the ne. nessity of ravbing and pounding, and protects . both skin and knuckles, as well as buttons and . clothes. . econd—It saves time. A washing ordina. rily requiring a day may be easily accomplished in two hours. Third—Itis economical in regard to the use . of water, not requiring more than one-tenth ordina ily employed by common soaps. Fourth—it will instantly remove grease and . spots from paint without the use of any water whatever, and thus protects carpets and furni. ture from suds and slops. ; Fuflh—Flannels can be washed wi.hout being fulled or sticky, with the ease and rapidity of that of cotten or linen. Sixth—Lt is wonderfully effective in removing grease and spots from woolens and linens, . it isperfectly harmless. It will not injure the mast delicate fabric Seventh—It whilens clothes and renders the skin both soft and white, and 1s an infallible eure for chapped hands. t . Pighth—For shampooing, bathing and ren. ovating tho skin it is unequalled. Ninth—It supercedes the necessity of using . pelisbing powder® by instantly imparting a . most brilliant lustre to jewelry, plate, Britannia, tin, copper and brass. Tenth— is acknowledged by all who have reed this soap, to be the greatest invention of the age. Its use is absolutely indispensable for the comfort of every fumily and the convenience of every hotel, steamboat, restaurant, ship and laundry {tis also admirably adaptep he the mines. a It is retailed atthe principul groceries in the city, and sold at wholesale at the manufacturer’s depot, $6 California street, San Francisco. We refer to the captains of the steamers Northener, Tennessee, Pacific, Cortes, Winfield Scott, Brother Jonathan, New World, Wilson G. Hunt, Camanche and American Eagle.— Among the many who have tested its superior qualities, we are permitted to refer to Fallon . & Gallagher, Mrs, 8S. A. Leeland and Mrs, Pettit, California st., J. G. Dow, E. D. Hall, . Geo S. Mann, G. B. Post & Co., Collins & Co, /and Henry Meiggs. D. F. PACKER & CO., Iny entors and Proprietors, 86 California st Feb3—41-Im San Francisco, Cal. a Bread on hand, Rain or Shine. WHNELE subscribers having disposed of their interest in the American Bakery, respectfully request all these indebted to the firm of Thompson & Wheeler, (or to either of the subsecribers individually) to call and settle forthwith. And those who have demands en us, are requested to walk up to the captain’s office and get their dust. We take this method of returning ourthanks to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tor the liberal patropage bestowed on us during our sojourn ie the mountain City; and cordial solicit for our successors (Messrs. Wentwort & Sandborn) a continuance of public faver. James B. THomrsox, Ferpinann WHercer. Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, §c. 7 E are receiving monthty direct from the States by Clipper Vessels, every article in our line, put up expressly for our traue. Merchants and Traders will do well to give us acall before making their purchases. 55 J street, Sacrameito City. 41-610 W. &. M CALL, Dissolution of Partnership. NHE Partnership formerly existing between George Moore g Wm. Vaughn, was on the 23rd day of Jan’y, 1853, dissolved. The accounts of tne said Firm of Moore & Vaughn were then placed in the hands of James H, Parsons. Ali persons indebted to said firm re requosted to call on him and sett lo, MOORE § VAUGHN. Feb let , 1853'—41-3w* PE ARS ROS II aT ee Ee IO For Sale—A Steam Engine _ Lime! Lime!! BOILER, and castings complete, for 2 Muley DE undersigned takes this method of Saw Mill, together with 2 Shingle Machine, . informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass Turning Lathe for Wood or Iron, full ¢crawings . Valley, and the public in general, that Linn of the plans, ard all that is necessary to the. can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile erection and running the said machinery. Ap-/ from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacraply to R. B. Heacock, Nevada, Heistand 4 . mento, and leading through Auburn, ‘There Bird, Sacramento, DeLong, McKiel & Co.,! win) always be on hand White Alum Lime ay . agape Cid OW fearon it Meland Blue Lime, both necessary for building San Francisco, Feb, 15th. 43m Proprietor. Wines & Liquors. HE Largest Assortment, the Best Qualities, and at the Lowest Prices, ¢ ver offer-d in towr, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1852.—32-6m For Sale. TLE well-known Stand on Main St., two éoors below Williamson & Co,’s Auction Store. For particulars, enquire of ’ . WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1852. 42-Im* American & City Markets, Nevada, California, 3 OO HEAD OF AMERICAN a. TLE—The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. Thompson &@ Brown in the American and City Markets. They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and flatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtering. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which. they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasonable. No pains will be spared in endeavoring to render full satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call. . All articles purchased at either market will. be delivered free of charge. De YOUNG & WILLIAMS, Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m Administrator’s Notice. NUE creditors of Martin R. Briggs, dec’d, and all a having claims against the estate, are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after this date to the undersigned at my residence at Newcastle, Placer Co., Cal. DAVID B. HUGHES, Adm’r of Martiu R. Briggs, deo’d. Jan. 28, 1852.—41-4w* a G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D. and Accoucher, . NALYTICAL Chemist and Metailurgist, Office near Voston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Analyses and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; gold and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter ; mercury refined and purified ; quartz assayed so, as not only to give the quantity of precious metals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by the method of crushing and amalgamation by which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and cate of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to the poor gratis. Dee. 10, 1852. Provisions, &e. NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borradaile and Burton will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. Coleman and E. F. Burton, Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended. COLEMAN & BURTON. Nevada, Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3m T. W.Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FFICE on Pine street, opposite tha Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, eq. 33 6m. 7 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Commission Merchant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clothing—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mos. J. S. Harris, M. D. FFERS his services to the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity. Having had many years practice in the States, he feels confident of giving satisfaction te those who favor him with their patronage. Orrice opposite the Empire Baths, Main street, Grass Valley Jan. 7, 1853. .37-3mos* GREAT BARGAIN. OR SALE—One quarter of the Eagle Saw Mill, situated 3-4 of a mile above Nevada, on Big Deer Creek. This mill has the only valuable water site that can be had '83-I1m* . purposes. Persons ata distance can depend jon getting Lime at any moment, by sending . their teams for the article. Lime will be eold ‘much less than it has heretofore been sold in \ this country, For further information, apply to Wau. GWYNN, Auburn, Jan. 28,1853. 403m ‘UNITED STATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hetel purposes, on/y. No pains will be spared to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished: The Hote is commodious and pleasantly located, and every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant-place of resort. ‘The Restaura ant will be kept open from 8 o’tlock, A. M. till 12 P.M. . A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. ‘ N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. ' ‘ aia RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40-3mos Buckner and Sawyer ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS Al LAW. Will attend to the business of the profession in all its departments in Nevada and adjoining counties. Offic) corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city, L. Sawyer Notary Public. STANTON BUCKNER, 16-3m* LORENZO SAWVER. A] CHEAP LUMBER! EAGLE MILL. Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a mile above Nevada, have constantly on hand all kinds of Lumber, Which we will Sell at $4.00 per Hundred, or in large quantities at a less price; and we have a good team, and are prepared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates. We are also prepared to saw at short notigo any reasonable amount, at as low a rate as any millin the county,and they confidently believe they can give general satisfaction t the public. Good roads have been prepared on either side of the ereek, from town to tho Mill. Orders left with. A. Rogere & Co., on Main street, or H. Davis, on Broad street, will be promptly attended to. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 11, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, © DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad street-~ Nearly opposite the “City Market.” Nevada, Dee. Ith, 1852. rn Sart. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, East side of Main street, next door to the Nevada Hotel, have constantly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. G. W. DICKINSON. -3m H. COPP. J. R. MCCONNELL. ..WM. M. STEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS . AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office, Nevada, city.—37-6m Witiam M. Stewart, District Attorney, Perla atn dace nk AN wabcechenon ch Decals Ath Poa A hh 1 Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. E is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations om the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $300 do do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 2 QO Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 500 Cleaned, for from $1 to 3 His Tooth Powder is unequalled for. curing the Scurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warehouse, 106 Clay Street, Between Sansome and Battery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 186% att Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. FILE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry Gilman. or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt. W. H Taylor, will leave Sacramento dail at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, wilt about Nevada, where it can get plenty of . leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or water and timber, and good roads to and from the mill. To go above it on the Creek, neither good roads nor water could be had; besides it would be a great way from the market. Below the town it is worse. This mill is built in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, with 30 feet head of water, and has Mr. J. M. Thurston’s water wheel, whichis the best everinvented. We have also anew and large flume just finished, 4 fect wide and 3,000 feet long ; laces enough to carry water for this wheel and another if desired, built all of sawed lumber throughout, and in the most substantial manner. The mill and bridges and houses, are all new and fine. The mi!l is warranted to be able to cut over 6,000 feet of inch boards per day. There is a large dwelling house belonging to the mill, with eight rooms in it, with double floors and a porch built substantially, and two fine stoves worth a hundred dollars, with allthe furniture necessary for housekeeping’ This mill was able to run through the dry season last summer, and is doing a good business now. We have also about 125,000 feet of lumber on hand in logs at the mill. The public and those interested are invited to call and sce. For further particulars, inquire of WILLIAM WOOD, on the premises. Nevada, Jan. 24, 1853. 40-1m G. W. Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Will attend to the various branches of his Profvssion at all times Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* Notice. xr County Orders and Warrants endorsed by me prior to May Ist, 1852. (except one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00.) will be redeemed on presentation at the County Treasurer’s office, Nevada city. Bice Gane c. HODGE, sounty Treasurer, Neva +, Cal. Nevada, Feb. 6, 1853, ° re "42-31 passage apply on board, or to D. SUTTON, Ag’t Sacrament J. P. RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento the same night. Force Pump. ee fet up on exhibition at the Iron Warehouse of Cross & Co., Butter St., San Francisco, a powerfal FORCE PUMP of 18 inch cylinder, and 42 inch stroke, planned and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and believed to be one of the most effective machines of the kind ever turned out from his eclebraced manufactory. It can be operated by horse or stesin power, and by calculation will throw 1000 gallons per minute. For gale on the premises. Feb. 11, 1863, 42-10w Golden Gate Saloon, BY MRS. SMITH. PPOSITE the Mountain House, Main street, Grass Valley. Best, of Wine, Liqnors and Cigars always to be found at their aoure. EXTRA am and Figgs, Chickens, Oysters stewed and fried, shell Oy Aaa, other kind in the eeheon: eters, and every DRINKS—Tory and Jerr Milk Punch, Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of drink called for. This house will ‘oe open from 6 o’clock In the morning, ur;cil 12 o’elock at night. Gen\lemen will find this house the most fashionable place 4. town to spend the evening. 37-3m The Restaurant, Coanected with the Saloon is kept in the best order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on baving served at all hours the very best the market affords, cooked in a superior manner. If ample experience in the business, good provisions, and good cookery, ard a constant desire to please, are guarantees for public satis faction, the public will be satisfied, THE BILL OF FARE will embrace ———s the market will produce. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite of hard times, always moderate. Another thousand ¢ustumers can be socommodated,

st J. W. Morrison, Wholesale Dealer in Clothing and Boots, Begs leave to inform his old friends ard the merchants of Nevada generally, that he has received per late arrivals, Boots, Shees and Clothsistg, special'y adapted to their market, which he will seil at the lowest market rates. Al! orders fur goods will receive prompt attention. 43 3mos. Sacramento st between Battery and Front. tate of California, County of Nevada, ss. District Court of the 10th Judicial District. March Term, A. D. 1853 Orange G. Wood, pl'ff vs. Caroline C. Wood, def't. The Peuple of the State of California, to Caroline C. Wood, greeting: You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within ten days after the service of this writ if served in this county, within twenty days ifserved in any other county ef this Jadicial District, or within forty days if served in any county not in said District. the comlaint of Orange G, Wood against you for a Divcres from the hands of matrimony, this day filed in the office of the Clerk of suid Court, or if you fail so to do the plaintiff will take judgment against you by default, and apply to said court for the relief demanded in sai laint. ti rar icnadd, Theo. Miller, Clerk of [L. 8.] the District Court aforesaid, with the seal of 5M gr affixed, this of February, A. D. 1853. Vath day Ore eotieRO. MILLER, CPk. Tt appearing by aflidavi: of the plaintiff that the defendent herein is concealing her. self within the state to avoid the service of process, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publication in the newspaper called the Nevada Journal for the space of forty days from this date. E. W. ROBERTS, County Judge, N.C. McConnell & Stewart, att’ys for pl'ff.43-6w* 7h. NOTICE. N the 4thinst. a certain John Smith of O Criss Valley in this county and Theda fight for $100 aside I claim the moncy ‘1s wontyme. John Smith seems unsatisied, and is not willing to allow the money to be given up tome, which moncy is de posited with a gentleman in the Wisconsin House, Grass Valley. I the subscriber propose to fight the fame John Smith in Nevada for any sum amoauting from one hundred to one thousand dollars, Mr. Smith of Barker’s Exchange in Nevada to be tke holder of the stakes. The fight to come off on any day immediately succeeding a month fiom this date. The first de‘posit I should like tu be $250. Two umpiies and referees to be chosen on the ground-~time one half minute, and fougut according to the new rules of the ring—ropes and stakes to be decided on atthe time of first deposit. Let him come up, or give in what has becn done Nevada, Heb. 16, 1853. It JOS. QUICK pe bihsesht Me 7 Iron, Iron, Iron, 1 X CLIPPERS Rocket, Charles Ward, Malay, Westward Hot and Gem of the Ocean — i Invoices of round, square and flat best refined Iron. Shoe shapes; nai! rods; spike rods; Caulking stecl; best finished axeltrees; Anvils; files and Rasps; G horse nails; . Best hammered horse shoes; Lnglish refined borax. Rose Nails; California hoes. Alzo—to arrive, Several invoices of iron, &c. . Fer sale by BRADSHAW & Co., 4980 © Cor California and Battery sta. Seemed Administrator's Notice. LL persons having demands against the) A estate of Job N. Berryman, are required to present them to the u. dersigned within ‘one month of this date, and all persons indebted are called upon for immediate payment. JOUN JENKINS, Adm'r. Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* Lost— Notice. HE subs riber lost between the American Bakery and Railroad (fill, a CAaLPsKIN WALLAT, containing a certificate of deposit ul $200 by H. Davis, several duplicates of drafts, and asmal! breast-pin Any person finding it will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at 1. DAVIS’ office, Nevada. N.B. Payment of the certificate is stopred. Feb. l4th. SAMURLCLEMENT. R.A Babcock, IMPORTER AND WHOLE. SALE DEALER IN DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Instruments, Glase Ware. &c. ‘ Ex Comet, Flying Dutehmae, and Wild Pigeon—One of the largest and most completo assortments of Drugs, Medicines, gee, ever imported, anu offered to the trade at the lowest market rates, consisting of every article needed by the Physician, Druggist, aud Fancy Dev ler. Perfumery and Faacy Articies, Just landed, trom the most approved Ameriean, French and English taanufuctures, iu part compriving — Luhin's Piniwud'’s Chama's, Edes’ Jules Tlaue!’s and Roussele’s I2xtracts for the handkerchief. : Teeth, Nailand Hair Brushes, an endless variety. ; : Fancy soaps, shaving creams, pomade, hair cile, cosmetics, toilet powder, hair dye, &e, Ug Country dealers will find it to their interest to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as intending to transact exclusively an importing and wholesale business, aud having a permaneyt agent established iu the Kastera States, Lam confident I can offer facilities to the purchaser that cannot be surpassed. : : a Agent for California, Orezon and the Sandwich Islands, ef Pareilaus celebrated Italian Remedy—never known te fail. Miller’s New Orleans moss—for upholster’s use. No». 173 Sansome street, Between Jackson and Pacific. Sign Of the ‘WOODEN SalLOR ’ Thomas Tennent, > MATHEMATICAL AND ay Nautical Instrument Maker, $. Fire proof building, corner of . Front street and Long Wharf, San Francisco, Theodolites, Leveling and Transit (nstruments, Compasses, chains, Levelling staves, Drawing instruments, pocket compasses, magnota, barometers, compound microscopes, magnifying glasses, . thermometers, Spectacles, drawing and tracing paper, hydrometers, sacharometers, etc. ete., with a variety of other instruments constantly on hand, Having learned my business in tho manufactory of the celebrated WM. J, YOUNG, of Philadelphia, and during the last three ~~ have beon entrusted wish the repairs of all the instruments of the United States Coast Surwey, the Suweyors Gen’! of ¢ alifornia and Oregon, Boundary Survey, U. 8. Dry Dock Commission, f-c., 1 can guarantee that all my work will be exeeuted in the VERY BES MANNER. 41-3m0s. Fri LL Wyoming Q. M. C.— Notice. 5 T a meeting of the Trustees held at the company’s Office, it was resolved that an assessment of $25.00 on each half share of stock be called and paid into the superintendent, at the office of Il C. Hodge ‘Treasurer, on or before the 28th inst. All shares remaining unpaid on that day will be advertieed and sold according to law. Feb. 17, 1852.—43-1, §, C. WINTYRE. DRUGS & MEDICINES. UST received at the City Drug Store, o® Main street, Nevada city, a large stock of Druss, Medicines, Perfumery, Patent Medcines, Gec., consisting in part of——— Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, Oi) Vitriul, Tartarie Acid, Cream Tartar, Sup. Carb. Soda, ~alt Petre, Cholagogue, Indigo, Turpentine, \leohol, Castile Soap, Borax, Alum, Liguerier, Liquorice Root, Starch, Sal Soda, Cinnamon Bark, Sands Sarsaparilla, Townsends Sarsaparila, Balls Sarsaparilla, Seidlitz Powders, Castor Oil, Sal Tartar, Mustang Liniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Ground Genger, Ground Mustard, Flax Seed, Flax Seed Ground, Sassafras bark, Sulphur, Ep. Salts, Rosin, Beeswax, Isinglass, Tapioca, Pain Killer, Arrow Root, Sago, Oil Lemon, Sweet Oil, Opodeldoe, Oil Spike, Wild Cherry Bark, Trusses, & ce. §&c. All of whi h will be sold at the jowest mar™ ket price, for ensh. ‘The public are invited to call and examine the stock. W.G. ALBAN. Feb. 4th, 1853.—41-Im Goods Received this Week. 8500 Ibs Flour, 2300 do Potatoes, 1500 do Bacon, Hama, and Sides, 1600 do Pork. 609 do Beans, 500 do Rice, 1000 do Sugar, 800 do Butter, 50 pieces Duck Drills and domestics. 75 packages assorted mdse. Fei. 18th, 1853 43t HH. DAVIS. Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods Store, Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. FWANE I undersigned has just received an ad. dition to his former supply of Goods, consisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitabie for Ladies’ uses ; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, cambrics, prints, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, domestics, &e. And also Men’s gocds—such as coats, pants, vests, hats, boots, cravats, gloves, &c. All of which, together with his former stock, make up the best assortment that has ever been brought to this market, and which be will sell as low for cash as can be sold in the mountains. Let no one in want of such goods, fail to call and examine his stock. Feb. 3, 1853 -3m J. LARK. 7. DISSOLUTION. Grass Vatury, Aug. 25, 1852. 77 NOW all men by these presents: ‘That IK we, the undersigned, John R. Atkins of the city and county of Sacramento, and State of California, and Josiah C. Stuart and Alex. Boges of the village of Grass Valley, in the Co. of Nevada, and State aforesaid, do hereby aeree that the firm formerly known under the name and style of Atkins, Stuart & Co., be, and the same is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, by allowing the said Boggs to withdraw from the firm aforesaid, from and after the date of this instrunent—the aforesaid Atkins and Stuart transacting the business done by the said firm formerly. named place under our hands and seals, JOHN R. ATKINS, JOSIAH C. STUALT, ALEX. BOGGS. Fob. 11, 1853. 42-31* ee ‘ J CENTRAL HOUSE OR SALE.—That well-known and enbstantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and now as the 1 Dorado, is offered for sale.— The present owners wishing vo leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reisena ble terms. Purchasers may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest.— The liouse 1s well furnished, all of which will besoldwithit. Furparticularsof terms, ete., enquire of the subscribers on the he lg es. MOKRIS §& CO. Feb. 10, 1353 42-m Shades of Delmonico. VHE undersigned having filted up as a Restaurant one of the Stores under the Masonie Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inferm all who are fond of guod living, that his larder willat all times be filled with the cheicest and rarest of this market as weil as of San Francisco and Sacramento. The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot be excelled at any establishment on the Pacific. The house will be kept open at all hours of the day and night—the servants are polite and attentive, and have a thorough knowledge of their business, The proprietor will give his undivided time and best exertions to promote the comfort and happiness of all who may honor him with their patronage—his long experience as head steward of the largest and most popular establishmentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting that his high repatation in the culinary art shall be maintained. The charges shall be moderate, and a share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. JACKSON JORDAN. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853. 42-1f E ; Valuable Property for Sale, At Grass Valley, Nevada County. NHAT well-known and Property, Known as the ‘Beatty House,” is new offered for sale on reasonable terms.— The owner is desirous of Jeaving the Siato, and will sell the house, furniture, cooking utensils, stable and lot, ete., etc. This being one of the best stands in the mountains, offers very superior inducements to any one wishing to engage in the business. The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville stages stop at the house. There are two excellent wells ef water on the premises, with numerous other improvements. able terms, Z. A. BEATTY. Grass Valley. Feh. 11. 185% 42-tf For Sale or Rent. 2 gpd House known as the Dubuque House, on Commercial Street, together with the . furniture and fixtures, will be sold or rented on the most favorable terms. Ithas been octnpie! asa Boarding House and Saluon, and is . well furnished for that purpose. Any one wishing to ro into that business, will find it a desirable situatien. For further particulars, enquire ot the pines H. SCHELLH®ORN, on the premises. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1453. 2-3t* Gun and Blacksmithing. Re subscriber has been at great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishmeut in the dest possible style, for making and repairing anything in he way of either gunsmithing or vlacksmithing. n the former bran’ h he has had many years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession. 1n tho latter branch, he has in his employ a first rate workman, who will be always at his pest, and execute work in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side ot Broad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALS O—Goldsmithing Assaying and Smelting, done promptly and carefully. Nevada. Feb. D1, 1853. 42-3m ~JESSEE MOORE, M.D. — Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Diug Store, Main oi Street. 24-3m Wm. J. Krox, M. D. FFERs his services to the citizens of nevada and vicinity He will devote himself exclusively to tue different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper: attention and moderate charges, he hopes to reccive @ liberal sharo of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, Broad at. above Pine, 12-3ai Given st the above-. valuable ‘tote . , i The whole . property is now offered for eale on very reason. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Covnry or } 2 Nevapa, Township of Grass Valley. Justive’s Court ; before N. H. Davis, J. P., Jan’y 20th, 1853. The Leople of the State of California, to . Lewis 1. Nolt and Wim. II. Benton, of the firm of Benton & Co., greeting: You ate herehy fummoned to appear before me at my of‘ee. in this township, at 10 o’elock A. M.on . thej22d Feb’y, to answer the complaint of Jolin Blackford, pf} whe demands of you the sam of two hundred dollars and interest, on twe . Promissory notes of one hundred doliars each. For which sum of two hundred dollars aud interest, judgment will be rendered against . you, if you fail to appear and answer as above. . N. H. DAVIS, J. P. And now, January 22nd, 1853, on motion of Smith & Jones for pl'ff, and on the return of the constable of said township, by which it appeurs ihat Lewis H. Nolt, one of the def’ts, is absent from this county, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publicaj Hon thereof, in the Nevada Journal, once a week for three weeks. -3w N. II, Danis, J. Pr. ° ’ Story, Redington & Co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Che4 micals, Perfumery, Fancy Aaticles, etc. Stone Building, Sansome. cor. of Merchant street, San Francisco, California, Agents for Osgood’s India Cholagogue, Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Grae enberg Co’s Medicines, Corbett’s Shnkers' Sarsaparilla, Dr_llunt’s Life Elixi: and Hyatt’s Balsam. from the fact that one of our firm will reside permanently in the Atlantic States, and superjntend in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping of goods for this market, we flatter ourselves that we can offer superior advantages, both in quality and price, to any others in our line of business. cs Stony, Repincron & Co. . Feb, 3.—-41-3m La DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent toany part of the States for about “0 cents, and GEO, KILBOURNE & Co, have fitted upalaSan Francisco,a suite of rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a‘! weathers, and put up in any munner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards. Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Cinims, & Co. taken at a few moments notice. Call and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *,* We will make it an object to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to each, if they come in at the same time. DISSOLUTION. The partnership of Stuart & Henry, Grass Valley, is this day dissolved by . mutual consent. All those indebted and those having claims against the above firm, will please call and have them adjusted immediately with Robert Henry, who alone is authorized to settle the same. dy Gi STUany, ROBT. HENRY. A1-3t Jan. 29, 1853. NEW FIRM.

HENRY & DICKINSON will continue business in the old house of Stuart . & Henry, and hope for a continuance of the patronage of the old house, promising good bargains. Please call and examine before purchasing. HENRY & DICKINSON. . Grass Valley, Jan. 29, 1853. 41-3t rae AND ECONOMY AKE MONEY. Parker's Labor-Saving Soap and Universal Chemical Stain Extractor. y This new preparation, for its labor-saving and renovating qualities, ‘stands before the public without a rival. Want of space prevents the enumeration of all its advantages and claims to popular favor. Among the scores . the folowing are— : F'irst-saves labor ; it supercedes the ne. nessity of ravbing and pounding, and protects . both skin and knuckles, as well as buttons and . clothes. . econd—It saves time. A washing ordina. rily requiring a day may be easily accomplished in two hours. Third—Itis economical in regard to the use . of water, not requiring more than one-tenth ordina ily employed by common soaps. Fourth—it will instantly remove grease and . spots from paint without the use of any water whatever, and thus protects carpets and furni. ture from suds and slops. ; Fuflh—Flannels can be washed wi.hout being fulled or sticky, with the ease and rapidity of that of cotten or linen. Sixth—Lt is wonderfully effective in removing grease and spots from woolens and linens, . it isperfectly harmless. It will not injure the mast delicate fabric Seventh—It whilens clothes and renders the skin both soft and white, and 1s an infallible eure for chapped hands. t . Pighth—For shampooing, bathing and ren. ovating tho skin it is unequalled. Ninth—It supercedes the necessity of using . pelisbing powder® by instantly imparting a . most brilliant lustre to jewelry, plate, Britannia, tin, copper and brass. Tenth— is acknowledged by all who have reed this soap, to be the greatest invention of the age. Its use is absolutely indispensable for the comfort of every fumily and the convenience of every hotel, steamboat, restaurant, ship and laundry {tis also admirably adaptep he the mines. a It is retailed atthe principul groceries in the city, and sold at wholesale at the manufacturer’s depot, $6 California street, San Francisco. We refer to the captains of the steamers Northener, Tennessee, Pacific, Cortes, Winfield Scott, Brother Jonathan, New World, Wilson G. Hunt, Camanche and American Eagle.— Among the many who have tested its superior qualities, we are permitted to refer to Fallon . & Gallagher, Mrs, 8S. A. Leeland and Mrs, Pettit, California st., J. G. Dow, E. D. Hall, . Geo S. Mann, G. B. Post & Co., Collins & Co, /and Henry Meiggs. D. F. PACKER & CO., Iny entors and Proprietors, 86 California st Feb3—41-Im San Francisco, Cal. a Bread on hand, Rain or Shine. WHNELE subscribers having disposed of their interest in the American Bakery, respectfully request all these indebted to the firm of Thompson & Wheeler, (or to either of the subsecribers individually) to call and settle forthwith. And those who have demands en us, are requested to walk up to the captain’s office and get their dust. We take this method of returning ourthanks to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tor the liberal patropage bestowed on us during our sojourn ie the mountain City; and cordial solicit for our successors (Messrs. Wentwort & Sandborn) a continuance of public faver. James B. THomrsox, Ferpinann WHercer. Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, §c. 7 E are receiving monthty direct from the States by Clipper Vessels, every article in our line, put up expressly for our traue. Merchants and Traders will do well to give us acall before making their purchases. 55 J street, Sacrameito City. 41-610 W. &. M CALL, Dissolution of Partnership. NHE Partnership formerly existing between George Moore g Wm. Vaughn, was on the 23rd day of Jan’y, 1853, dissolved. The accounts of tne said Firm of Moore & Vaughn were then placed in the hands of James H, Parsons. Ali persons indebted to said firm re requosted to call on him and sett lo, MOORE § VAUGHN. Feb let , 1853'—41-3w* PE ARS ROS II aT ee Ee IO For Sale—A Steam Engine _ Lime! Lime!! BOILER, and castings complete, for 2 Muley DE undersigned takes this method of Saw Mill, together with 2 Shingle Machine, . informing the citizens of Nevada, Grass Turning Lathe for Wood or Iron, full ¢crawings . Valley, and the public in general, that Linn of the plans, ard all that is necessary to the. can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile erection and running the said machinery. Ap-/ from Auburn, on or near the road to Sacraply to R. B. Heacock, Nevada, Heistand 4 . mento, and leading through Auburn, ‘There Bird, Sacramento, DeLong, McKiel & Co.,! win) always be on hand White Alum Lime ay . agape Cid OW fearon it Meland Blue Lime, both necessary for building San Francisco, Feb, 15th. 43m Proprietor. Wines & Liquors. HE Largest Assortment, the Best Qualities, and at the Lowest Prices, ¢ ver offer-d in towr, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1852.—32-6m For Sale. TLE well-known Stand on Main St., two éoors below Williamson & Co,’s Auction Store. For particulars, enquire of ’ . WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1852. 42-Im* American & City Markets, Nevada, California, 3 OO HEAD OF AMERICAN a. TLE—The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. Thompson &@ Brown in the American and City Markets. They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and flatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtering. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which. they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasonable. No pains will be spared in endeavoring to render full satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call. . All articles purchased at either market will. be delivered free of charge. De YOUNG & WILLIAMS, Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m Administrator’s Notice. NUE creditors of Martin R. Briggs, dec’d, and all a having claims against the estate, are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after this date to the undersigned at my residence at Newcastle, Placer Co., Cal. DAVID B. HUGHES, Adm’r of Martiu R. Briggs, deo’d. Jan. 28, 1852.—41-4w* a G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D. and Accoucher, . NALYTICAL Chemist and Metailurgist, Office near Voston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Analyses and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; gold and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter ; mercury refined and purified ; quartz assayed so, as not only to give the quantity of precious metals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by the method of crushing and amalgamation by which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and cate of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to the poor gratis. Dee. 10, 1852. Provisions, &e. NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borradaile and Burton will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. Coleman and E. F. Burton, Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. They solicit the continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended. COLEMAN & BURTON. Nevada, Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3m T. W.Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FFICE on Pine street, opposite tha Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, eq. 33 6m. 7 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Commission Merchant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clothing—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mos. J. S. Harris, M. D. FFERS his services to the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity. Having had many years practice in the States, he feels confident of giving satisfaction te those who favor him with their patronage. Orrice opposite the Empire Baths, Main street, Grass Valley Jan. 7, 1853. .37-3mos* GREAT BARGAIN. OR SALE—One quarter of the Eagle Saw Mill, situated 3-4 of a mile above Nevada, on Big Deer Creek. This mill has the only valuable water site that can be had '83-I1m* . purposes. Persons ata distance can depend jon getting Lime at any moment, by sending . their teams for the article. Lime will be eold ‘much less than it has heretofore been sold in \ this country, For further information, apply to Wau. GWYNN, Auburn, Jan. 28,1853. 403m ‘UNITED STATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts.. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hetel purposes, on/y. No pains will be spared to furnish the tables and bar with the best the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished: The Hote is commodious and pleasantly located, and every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant-place of resort. ‘The Restaura ant will be kept open from 8 o’tlock, A. M. till 12 P.M. . A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. ‘ N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. ' ‘ aia RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40-3mos Buckner and Sawyer ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS Al LAW. Will attend to the business of the profession in all its departments in Nevada and adjoining counties. Offic) corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city, L. Sawyer Notary Public. STANTON BUCKNER, 16-3m* LORENZO SAWVER. A] CHEAP LUMBER! EAGLE MILL. Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a mile above Nevada, have constantly on hand all kinds of Lumber, Which we will Sell at $4.00 per Hundred, or in large quantities at a less price; and we have a good team, and are prepared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates. We are also prepared to saw at short notigo any reasonable amount, at as low a rate as any millin the county,and they confidently believe they can give general satisfaction t the public. Good roads have been prepared on either side of the ereek, from town to tho Mill. Orders left with. A. Rogere & Co., on Main street, or H. Davis, on Broad street, will be promptly attended to. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 11, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, © DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad street-~ Nearly opposite the “City Market.” Nevada, Dee. Ith, 1852. rn Sart. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, East side of Main street, next door to the Nevada Hotel, have constantly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. G. W. DICKINSON. -3m H. COPP. J. R. MCCONNELL.. ...WM. M. STEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS . AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office, Nevada, city.—37-6m Witiam M. Stewart, District Attorney, Perla atn dace nk AN wabcechenon ch Decals Ath Poa A hh 1 Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. E is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations om the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $300 do do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 2 QO Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 500 Cleaned, for from $1 to 3 His Tooth Powder is unequalled for. curing the Scurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warehouse, 106 Clay Street, Between Sansome and Battery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 186% att Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. FILE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry Gilman. or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt. W. H Taylor, will leave Sacramento dail at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, wilt about Nevada, where it can get plenty of . leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or water and timber, and good roads to and from the mill. To go above it on the Creek, neither good roads nor water could be had; besides it would be a great way from the market. Below the town it is worse. This mill is built in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, with 30 feet head of water, and has Mr. J. M. Thurston’s water wheel, whichis the best everinvented. We have also anew and large flume just finished, 4 fect wide and 3,000 feet long ; laces enough to carry water for this wheel and another if desired, built all of sawed lumber throughout, and in the most substantial manner. The mill and bridges and houses, are all new and fine. The mi!l is warranted to be able to cut over 6,000 feet of inch boards per day. There is a large dwelling house belonging to the mill, with eight rooms in it, with double floors and a porch built substantially, and two fine stoves worth a hundred dollars, with allthe furniture necessary for housekeeping’ This mill was able to run through the dry season last summer, and is doing a good business now. We have also about 125,000 feet of lumber on hand in logs at the mill. The public and those interested are invited to call and sce. For further particulars, inquire of WILLIAM WOOD, on the premises. Nevada, Jan. 24, 1853. 40-1m G. W. Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Will attend to the various branches of his Profvssion at all times Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* Notice. xr County Orders and Warrants endorsed by me prior to May Ist, 1852. (except one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00.) will be redeemed on presentation at the County Treasurer’s office, Nevada city. Bice Gane c. HODGE, sounty Treasurer, Neva +, Cal. Nevada, Feb. 6, 1853, ° re "42-31 passage apply on board, or to D. SUTTON, Ag’t Sacrament J. P. RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento the same night. Force Pump. ee fet up on exhibition at the Iron Warehouse of Cross & Co., Butter St., San Francisco, a powerfal FORCE PUMP of 18 inch cylinder, and 42 inch stroke, planned and built by Otis Tufts, of Boston; and believed to be one of the most effective machines of the kind ever turned out from his eclebraced manufactory. It can be operated by horse or stesin power, and by calculation will throw 1000 gallons per minute. For gale on the premises. Feb. 11, 1863, 42-10w Golden Gate Saloon, BY MRS. SMITH. PPOSITE the Mountain House, Main street, Grass Valley. Best, of Wine, Liqnors and Cigars always to be found at their aoure. EXTRA am and Figgs, Chickens, Oysters stewed and fried, shell Oy Aaa, other kind in the eeheon: eters, and every DRINKS—Tory and Jerr Milk Punch, Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of drink called for. This house will ‘oe open from 6 o’clock In the morning, ur;cil 12 o’elock at night. Gen\lemen will find this house the most fashionable place 4. town to spend the evening. 37-3m The Restaurant, Coanected with the Saloon is kept in the best order, and Boarders and Caller may depend on baving served at all hours the very best the market affords, cooked in a superior manner. If ample experience in the business, good provisions, and good cookery, ard a constant desire to please, are guarantees for public satis faction, the public will be satisfied, THE BILL OF FARE will embrace ———s the market will produce. Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite of hard times, always moderate. Another thousand ¢ustumers can be socommodated,